Introducing Acid Proof Studios – a new permanent community of artists’ workshops, studios and co-working spaces beside the canal in Bootle.
What’s this all about?
Acid Proof Studios is a new arts venue in Bootle. We want to provide local artists with a special place to work and play within a like minded community, so we are currently renovating an old industrial warehouse on the canal side to do just that. We are building a series of affordable, flexible, creative spaces for artists and makers.
Whether you are looking for a 24/7 workspace to call your own, a place to share with others or some space to work on an exciting short term project, we can offer flexibility to suit all requirements. If you want to be part of a vibrant co-working artists’ community we would love to hear from you!
We will be opening our doors to new tenants in 2024 and have big plans do do even more with the space over time, as you can see from the artist impressions on our website. For now, please explore the website to get a feel for what’s coming and contact us if you have any questions.
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Acid Proof Studios is a friendly and welcoming community, with a range of facilities for artists looking to create and grow their practice and connect with other artists.
A mix of workshops, studios, co-working and big spaces.
Secure site.
24/7 access, 365 days a year.
Communal kitchen, social space and courtyard.
Toilet and shower facilities.
Lockable cycle storage.
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We believe that the arts are important and should be accessible to everyone.
Acid Proof Studios occupies an old industrial site but every effort has been made to accommodate a range of access needs to build a welcoming and inclusive environment for all.
The ground floor facilities are wheelchair accessible and the team are happy to discuss specific individual requirements.
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Acid Proof Studios is in a great location. There is road side parking and active travel links for walking, cycling and public transport:
2 minutes from the Canal Towpath.
3 minutes from Oriel Road Train Station.
5 minutes from Millers Bridge bus stop.